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..c435, Buttons McTavish, Josh Rulez, bakertim, and 23 other people added this photo to their favorites.
x-ray delta one (12 months ago | reply)
... with special permission of 'Captain-Geoffrey-Spaulding'
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Popsicle
EmBee's Web (12 months ago | reply)
That actually would have made a swell little gift bag, if it hadn't actually had a sticky, frozen, orange popsicle in it.
HELLO CHICAGO (12 months ago | reply)
Swell gifts - ha ha - is tooth decay one of those gifts?
PappaDom (12 months ago | reply)
Tartrazine; a gift to all mothers and children
mcudeque (12 months ago | reply)
Loved those things when I was a kid.
The Fenriswolf (12 months ago | reply)
Brain freeze! brain freeze! Owww!
x-ray delta one (12 months ago | reply)
... never appreciated 'grape' until i was in my 50's.
HELLO CHICAGO (12 months ago | reply)
I must have eaten a million popsicles from the Good Humor trucks that came down the streets of Chicago. I always split them in two and saved the wooden sticks for art projects and toys.
HELLO CHICAGO (12 months ago | reply)
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HELLO CHICAGO (12 months ago | reply)
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the real night train (12 months ago | reply)
I remember when Popsicles were that size and not the skinny pencils being sold today.
x-ray delta one (12 months ago | reply)
... we were also smaller!
the real night train (12 months ago | reply)
HELLO CHICAGO (12 months ago | reply)
Companies are downsizing. Don't buy the products.